Dumping waste oil, brake fluid etc...where?

**vixter** · 28th February 2007, 12:16

Originally Posted by Finn

Both of you... GET BACK TO WORK!

so u gonna pay me too?

**Finn** · 28th February 2007, 12:17

Originally Posted by vixter

so u gonna pay me too?

Yes, indirectly.

**vixter** · 28th February 2007, 12:21

Originally Posted by Finn

Yes, indirectly.

i prefer the direct method

**Duc** · 28th February 2007, 12:28

Originally Posted by Finn

1)
If you really cared for the environment, you would have kept your trap shut but like most do gooders, you couldn't help yourself. The consequence will be a couple of litres down the drain tonight. I'll take photos and post them for you.

Make the photos nice and clear, get a revealing shot of yourself as you do it and dont forget to include your phone number & postal address so we can order some prints.

**Finn** · 28th February 2007, 12:31

Originally Posted by Duc

Make the photos nice and clear, get a revealing shot of yourself as you do it and dont forget to include your phone number & postal address so we can order some prints.

I'll do a nice photo just like this one. Isn't he so cute?

**ManDownUnder** · 28th February 2007, 13:14

Originally Posted by vixter

what would you like for tea dear!

A guest??.................

**MikeyG** · 28th February 2007, 15:10

Most landfills or transfer stations have a drum for used oil. It's usually in the recycling centre and free to dispose of oil there.

**Duc** · 28th February 2007, 16:36

Thanx to all who have offered good info on disposal of waste.

The irony is that even the sociopathic Finn provided good advice (ie Westhaven Marina) amongst all his B.S

**scumdog** · 28th February 2007, 23:03

Originally Posted by Deano

Who are they ?

Report them to your Regional Council. It's illegal.

It's the District Council that does it!!!

**Finn** · 28th February 2007, 23:08

Originally Posted by Duc

The irony is that even the sociopathic Finn provided good advice (ie Westhaven Marina) amongst all his B.S

Yeah, so when the tanks are nice and full, I drill a hole in the bottom and it drains out into the harbour. It's really difficult cleaning up an oil slick with all those boats in the way.

**Deano** · 1st March 2007, 07:14

Originally Posted by scumdog

It's the District Council that does it!!!

Do they have resource consent from the Regional Council to apply a contaminant to land ? I would hate to think so.

If so, it flies in the face of the RMA. You southern folk need to get with the times

**scumdog** · 1st March 2007, 08:02

Originally Posted by Duc

Make the photos nice and clear, get a revealing shot of yourself as you do it and dont forget to include your phone number & postal address so we can order some prints.

Don't feed the trolls!

(They're stupid enough without getting encouragement)

**scumdog** · 1st March 2007, 08:04

Originally Posted by Deano

Do they have resource consent from the Regional Council to apply a contaminant to land ? I would hate to think so.

If so, it flies in the face of the RMA. You southern folk need to get with the times

When you only have about 3 people per square mile and the largest amount of gravel roads for a district of this size you can get away with it.